Punch, Or the London Charivari, May 6, 1914
Punch, Or the London Charivari, May 6, 1914
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It's more than time their monopoly ceases; Excepting the vote, I dare assert We deny them none of their wild caprices, Though I own we jibbed at the harem skirt; We were wrong; we ought to have let them wear it; Free will in dress is a sacred right; But we should be equally keen to declare it With them who make it their chief delight.
We must come to terms with our female betters, Seeing that summer will soon be nigh; If _they_ would be rid of the skirt that fetters, They might free _us..._ from the collar and tie; It's neck or nothing! I ask you whether _We_ can't be conspicuous now and then; I think there challenges go together:-- _Trousers for women!--Low necks for men!_ * * * * * THE COMPETITION SPIRIT.
About six weeks ago a Canadian gentleman named Smith arrived in the OldCountry (England). He knew a man who knew a man who knew a man ... Andso on for a bit ... Who know a man who knew a man who knew me. Letterspassed; negotiations ensued; and about a week after he had first setfoot in the Mother City (London) Smith and I met at my Club for lunch.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It's more than time their monopoly ceases; Excepting the vote, I dare assert We deny them none of their wild caprices, Though I own we jibbed at the harem skirt; We were wrong; we ought to have let them wear it; Free will in dress is a sacred right; But we should be equally keen to declare it With them who make it their chief delight.
We must come to terms with our female betters, Seeing that summer will soon be nigh; If _they_ would be rid of the skirt that fetters, They might free _us..._ from the collar and tie; It's neck or nothing! I ask you whether _We_ can't be conspicuous now and then; I think there challenges go together:-- _Trousers for women!--Low necks for men!_ * * * * * THE COMPETITION SPIRIT.
About six weeks ago a Canadian gentleman named Smith arrived in the OldCountry (England). He knew a man who knew a man who knew a man ... Andso on for a bit ... Who know a man who knew a man who knew me. Letterspassed; negotiations ensued; and about a week after he had first setfoot in the Mother City (London) Smith and I met at my Club for lunch.
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